Comments on: Why adult stores sell banned films and magazines

By: Stephen McWilliams

Stephen McWilliams — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 07:17:48 +0000

Who cares what kind of porn they have there as longs as they are not selling the child porn (material of Minors i.e under 18) there is no problem. If you don’t like it then stay out of the store.

If minors want porn then they will get a friend whom is older to get it for them so what they are making the choice to obtain it and if they are capable of side stepping the rules to obtain it then they are man / woman enough be responsible for what they are seeing. As long as they have matured to the age of 15 they aren’t going to be any more traumatized by their porno experience than a 25 yo. Ask a real psychologist that isn’t prude or on the payroll of one of these conservative lobby groups.

if you don’t like porn then now one is tying you down and making you watch it. Ping off and watch something else that you want.

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 05:05:42 +0000

Which goes hand in hand with those who consume, enjoy and support pornography but don’t stand up for it.

Removing the stigma attached to it would be nice but is it possible? In time perhaps. Lots of it.

By: Colin

Colin — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:53:52 +0000

Here’s your problem: Any lawmaker can see the absurdity, but none wants to get up and lobby for the easier sale of hardcore pornography, for reasons which this blog admirably documents. It’s not enough of an injustice to want to face down the inevitable hysterics and risk harm to your careeer or re-election chances.

The only chance of change would have to come under some more general harmonization of censorship laws which would be a good thing.

So – don’t hold your breath.